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The first step in preparing for the LEED Certification process on a building project is the formation of the LEED

The Santa Fe style is a variation of both the Pueblo Revival and Territorial Style of architecture, made popular in

It is always nice to see continual progress made on projects. Below is an image showing the bulk of the

I’ve been working on a number of Autodesk Revit Architecture renderings, and am coming to find that with the right

A Net Zero Building (NZB) is simply a building with a zero net annual energy consumption from the grid. While

Passive solar cooling may seem like an oxymoron to many. After all, the sun is hot and we’ve learned that

In an age when computers have taken over our lives I still like to do things by hand. Particularly in

While we haven’t yet had a chance to get professional photos of this project yet, I wanted to share with

Throwback Thursday- Higher Ed Renovation Designing a space for a specific demographic can pose unique challenges. DU Centennial Halls &

This home was completed in time for the Holidays but due to the weather we have been having this year

There is a lot of conventional wisdom out there about what is “typical” for building construction practices. While the collective experience of

Throw Back Thursday- Office TI ISU Insurance is an 8,000 square foot space located on the 7th floor in Golden,

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